PM Keir Starmer warns international instability, including US threats over Greenland, directly impacts UK energy and food prices. His 'calm discussion' diplomacy faces a critical test. Read the full analysis.
A tribunal has ruled that the UK's lack of transparency over civilian harm in military campaigns risks undermining public trust. The verdict follows an Airwars investigation into UK airstrikes against IS.
HMRC data reveals 5.6 million people overpaid income tax last year. Experts blame tax code errors and complex rules. Learn how to check your code and claim money back.
The High Court has ruled the government's rollout of Pava pepper spray in young offender institutions lawful. Critics warn of disproportionate use against vulnerable children.
David Connolly, the incoming NT Administrator, faces scrutiny over past comments criticising PM Albanese and linking First Nations people to crime. Calls grow for a rethink of the appointment.
An Iranian Australian man in Brisbane recounts the traumatic retrieval of a relative's body after she was killed during anti-government protests in Iran. Read the full story of loss and regime brutality.
A man obsessed with violent videos bought a hunting knife online and tracked its delivery moments before fatally stabbing a grandmother 18 times at a North London bus stop, the Old Bailey hears.
Donald Trump escalates his campaign to acquire Greenland, citing strategic Arctic control and rare minerals. The move sparks mass protests, tariff threats against European allies, and fears for NATO's future. Explore the high-stakes geopolitical clash.
Keir Starmer's flagship Hillsborough Law hits a major roadblock after a controversial amendment to include intelligence agencies sparks fierce backlash from MPs and victims' families.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer addresses Donald Trump's tariff threats against Greenland. Read his full response and analysis of the diplomatic implications.
A visual journey through Monday's defining moments: Prince Harry in court, a deadly Spanish train derailment, Senegal's Afcon celebration, and global events from Chile's wildfires to India's Magh Mela.
US President Donald Trump has reportedly invited Russian leader Vladimir Putin to join a panel overseeing Gaza's redevelopment. The move has drawn criticism from Israel. Read the full story.
A leaked memo coaching ex-Tory minister Robert Jenrick after his defection to Reform UK bears an uncanny resemblance to the philosophy of The Office's David Brent. Can you tell who said what?
One month after a legal deadline, Trump's Justice Department has released less than 1% of Jeffrey Epstein documents, sparking outcry and calls for a special master to enforce transparency.
Nick Sortor, a right-wing influencer with Trump administration links, is accused of escalating tensions in Minneapolis. Explore the direct line drawn between his content and federal agents' actions.
Victims' advocates express outrage as the US Justice Department fails to meet a legal deadline to release all Jeffrey Epstein files, with millions of documents still withheld.
Guatemala's president declares a 30-day state of emergency after gang attacks kill eight police officers and see dozens taken hostage in prisons. Read the latest.
Former US Embassy specialist Michael Martins argues Donald Trump's talk of annexing Greenland is a classic negotiating ploy. He outlines how Denmark can diffuse the situation and offers sharp commentary on London life.
A sharp rise in Americans, many transgender, claiming asylum in the Netherlands reveals a climate of fear in Trump's America. Discover their stories and the legal hurdles they face.
As America marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day, citizens move beyond platitudes to embody his call for unconditional love and action against poverty, racism, and militarism.
Anthropologist Anand Pandian analyses how US withdrawal from international accords and a culture of domestic division undermine collective security and climate action. Discover why our futures are interconnected.
A deep dive into the federal agencies, from ICE to Border Patrol, leading Donald Trump's unprecedented immigration enforcement surge in US cities. Explore the impact and key figures.
Donald Trump has linked his threats to seize Greenland to not winning the Nobel Peace Prize in a letter to Norway's PM. Plus, Spain train crash kills 39, and Pentagon readies troops for Minnesota.
Five people have been charged with murder following the death of Daniel Ambler, 23, at an Asda Express petrol station in Seaham, County Durham. The victim's family pays tribute.
PM Sir Keir Starmer says a trade war is 'not the right way' to resolve the Greenland crisis with the US, ruling out retaliatory tariffs. He urges pragmatic talks with allies.
Prince Harry and six other prominent figures, including Elton John, accuse the Daily Mail's publisher of unlawful information gathering in a landmark High Court case. Read the full story.
The Kremlin seeks to clarify details of Donald Trump's invitation for Vladimir Putin to join a new 'board of peace' overseeing Gaza. The move raises questions about US-Russia relations amid the Ukraine war.
A damning Medical Justice report reveals the Home Office's flagship immigration scheme has shown a 'near total disregard' for survivors of torture and trafficking detained in the UK. Read the full investigation.
New research reveals most Brits are unprepared for retirement. A pensions expert shares six crucial actions to take now for financial security in your later years.
Keir Starmer condemns US tariff threats over Greenland, asserting the territory's future must be decided solely by Greenland and Denmark. Read the latest on Arctic security.